Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite comes with a stylish 1.4” TFT color touch display and an auto-brightness function. The smartwatch features more than 120 watch faces and allows for customization of faces, to make ...

Xiaomi has announced the global launch of its Mi Watch, and formally kicked off the company’s entry into the world of smartwatches. The Chinese phone maker has been causing big problems for the likes ...

You can now buy Xiaomi Mi Watch Global Version for a discounted price of $107.99 only at AliExpress. This offer is available only on orders made from the China ...

Xiaomi could launch a new smartwatch globally. It could be called the Mi Watch Revolve. The smartwatch seems like a rebranded version of the Mi Watch Color. According to a report by XDA Developers, ...

Xiaomi launched its first proper smartwatch in China. Called the Mi Watch, it's a dead ringer for Apple Watch, albeit considerably less elegant. However, at 1,299 yuan ($186), it's also a lot cheaper ...

In the Xiaomi Mi Watch, you're getting a whole lot of watch for the money. It looks good, has a nice mix of health and fitness features and smartwatch features, even if some are a little on the basic ...

While we await the release of Xiaomi's "Surround Screen" phone, the Chinese company is pushing out another device -- a smartwatch that looks strikingly similar to an Apple Watch. We first heard about ...

Announced in China, the Mi CC9 Pro uses the 108-megapixel Isocell Bright HMX sensor co-developed with Samsung, which has just about everything you could want — an f/1.7 aperture, laser autofocus, ...

It’s been said that imitation is the highest for of flattery, and something tells me Tim Cook is very humbled by Xiaomi’s new smartwatch. Called the Mi Watch, Xiaomi’s newest wearable has a square ...

is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. Xiaomi has officially unveiled the Mi Watch: an Apple Watch lookalike that runs a skinned version of Google ...

Manuel Vonau was Android Police's Google Editor until April 2024, with expertise in Android, Chrome, Pixels, and other Google products. For five years, he covered tech news and reviewed devices after ...